Background
Rous, Stephen Norman was born on November 1, 1931 in New York City. Son of David H. and Luba (Margulies) Rous.
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Urology in Primary Care
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The Prostate Book: Sound Advice on Symptoms and Treatment, Updated Edition
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Prostate problems eventually trouble more than half of all American males, and cancer of the prostate is the second most common cause of death from cancer among American men. This book on the prostate for general readers is based on an eminent urologist's 30 years of clinical experience. It covers healthy prostate function, the diseases - both malignant and nonmalignant - that can affect the prostate, treatment choices for the different conditions, and any expected aftereffects. He addresses a frequent fear that patients have: loss of sexual potency. Rous looks at the latest developments in treatment for prostate problems. He explains surgical and radiation therapy for cancer of the prostate and fully discusses nonsurgical options. For this newly revised and updated edition, he has added the latest information on the tests and treatments for prostate problems.
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1995 Urology Annual
(Comprises 16 contributions, leading off with why watchful...)
Comprises 16 contributions, leading off with why watchful waiting for prostate cancer is not always appropriate, and continuing with coverage of topics that include: cryoablation for prostate cancer, radical perineal prostatectomy, prognostic factors in low-state nonseminomatous testicular cancer, molecular biology in urology, complications of urol
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The Prostate Book
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Urology Annual 1996
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This annual publication features contributions on urology. The chapters discuss the latest developments in 14 clinical topics. Topics covered include: the laboratory and imaging methods used in staging carcinoma of the prostate; neoadjuvant hormonal therapy in clinically localized prostate cancer; endocrine therapy in prostate cancer; diagnosis and management of urinary incontinence; management of renal and bladder trauma; and interstitial laser coagulation of the prostate.
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Stone Disease: Diagnosis and Management
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Book by Rous, Stephen N.
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Understanding Urology (Perspectives in medicine) (v. 5)
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Medical Sciences
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The Prostate Book: Sound Advice on Symptoms and Treatment (Third Edition)
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The new edition of an eminent urologist's complete guide to the prostate. Prostate problems eventually affect nearly half of all American males: cancer of the prostate is all too common, and almost all men over fifty have some evidence of enlarged prostate, which causes urinary difficulty. Now, in a new edition of his best-selling book for lay readers, Dr. Stephen Rous draws on his forty years of clinical experience to give readers the best information available on how the prostate works, diseases that affect it, treatment choices for different conditions, and the recuperation process after surgery, including possible side effects. Dr. Rous explains how the essential PSA blood test and other tests are interpreted. He evaluates alternative-medicine options, different surgical treatments (including minimally invasive techniques), and cases where radiation can be helpful. For older men with prostate cancer, he discusses the age factor in decision making: how to decide with your doctor whether surgery, medical treatment, or watchful waiting is the best option.
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Doctors and the Law: Defendants and Expert Witnesses
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“In Doctors and the Law an experienced judge who has seen many physicians in court has joined with a physician who knows about courts from the physician’s point of view, to give us what appears to be the forensic Merck’s Manual. My advice to physicians is don’t leave for court without it.” ―Jacob A. Stein, former president, District of Columbia Bar Malpractice litigation is now a fact of medical life. Short of three years of law school, how is a doctor to know what to do when he or she is sued or called as an expert witness? This comprehensive guide has the answers. From the heart-stopping delivery of the first legal document to the final resolution of the case, the authors offer sound advice, valuable dos and don’ts, and reassuring insights. For the physician who wishes to avoid an occurrence, or recurrence, of malpractice litigation, they supply preventive medicine. For the doctor who is being sued or serving as an expert witness, they cover relationships with the insurance company, the lawyer, and the plaintiff’s lawyer; depositions and pretrial motions; the trial, including effective testimony and what to expect in cross-examination; out-of-court settlements; and appeals. Most of all, they provide an approach that will allow physicians to deal intelligently with the legal process.
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Stephen Norman Rous
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Bachelor of Arts, Amherst College, 1952; Doctor of Medicine New York Medical College, 1956; Master of Science, University of Minnesota, 1963.
Career
Intern, Philadelphia General Hospital, 1956-1957;
resident, Philadelphia General Hospital, 1959-1960;
resident, Flower-Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan Hospital, New York City, 1957-1959;
resident, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, 1960-1963;
practice medicine specializing in urology, San Francisco, 1963-1968;
associate professor urology, New York Medical College, New York City, 1968-1972;
associate dean, New York Medical College, 1970-1972;
professor surgery, chief division urology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1972-1975;
professor, department chairman urology, Medical University of Southern California, Charleston, 1975-1988;
urologist-in-chief, Medical University of Southern California and County hospitals, Charleston, 1975-1988;
editorial director, Norton Medical Books division W.W. Norton and Company, 1988-1994;
editorial consultant, Norton Medical Books division W.W. Norton and Company, since 1994;
clinical professor surgery, Uniformed Superior vena cava syndrome University of Health Sciences, Bethesda, Maryland., since 1992. Adjunct Professor urology Medical University of Southern California, since 1988, Adjunct Professor surgery Dartmouth Medical School, 1988-1991, professor surgery (urology), since 1991. Staff urologist Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, since 1991.
Consultant urologist Saginaw Veterans Administration Hospital., 1971-1975, Charleston Veterans Administration Hospital., 1975-1988. Honorary consultant St. Peter's Hospital, London, 1981-1982. Senior visiting fellow Institute Urology, London, 1981-1982.
Military consultant in urology United States Air Force Surgeon General, 1982-1985. Chairman alumni development committee Mayo Clinic, 1979-1982. Honorary staff The Exeter Hospital, N.H., since 1988.
National board visitors New York Medical College, 1988-1997. Chief urology VA Medical Center, White River Junction, Vermont, since 1991.
Achievements
Works
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1995 Urology Annual
(Comprises 16 contributions, leading off with why watchful...)
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Doctors and the Law: Defendants and Expert Witnesses
( “In Doctors and the Law an experienced judge who has se...)
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The Prostate Book: Sound Advice on Symptoms and Treatment, Updated Edition
(Prostate problems eventually trouble more than half of al...)
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The Prostate Book: Sound Advice on Symptoms and Treatment (Third Edition)
( The new edition of an eminent urologist's complete guid...)
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Urology Annual 1996
(This annual publication features contributions on urology...)
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Stone Disease: Diagnosis and Management
(Book by Rous, Stephen N.)
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Understanding Urology (Perspectives in medicine) (v. 5)
(Medical Sciences)
- Urology Annual 1990
- Urology in Primary Care
- The Prostate Book
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1995 Urology Annual
Membership
Member East Lansing (Michigan) Planning Commission, 1974-1975. Vestryman, junior warden All Saints Episcopal Church, East Lansing, 1973-1975, lay reader, member diocesan commission on continuing education, 1975-1986. Vestryman St. Michael's Episcopalian Church, 1979-1982, Charleston, South Carolina., chairman every member canvas, 1979-1980, chairman lay readers, 1983-1986.
Member finance committee, lay reader Christ Episcopalian Church, Exeter, N.H., 1989-1991. Lector St. Thomas Episcopalian Church, Hanover, N.H., since 1991, vestryman, 1992-1996, stewardship chairman, 1992-1994, junior warden, 1994-1996. Member selectman's alternate Hampton Falls Planning Board, 1989-1991.
Alternate member Zoning Board Adjustment, Hanover, since 1997. Colonel United States Air Force Reserve, 1981-1985, colonel United States Army Reserve, since 1985. Fellow American College of Surgeons, American Academy Pediatrics.
Member American Medical Association, Society University Urologists, International Society Urology, American Urological Association, National Urologic Forum, Society Pediatric Urology, British Association Urological Surgeons, German Urological Association (honorary), Mayo Alumni Association (Vice-President 1979-1981, president 1983-1985), Army and Navy Club (Washington), Lotos Club (New York City), Sigma Xi, Alpha Omega Alpha (honorary).
Connections
Married Margot Woolfolk, November 12, 1966. Children: Benjamin, David.
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